The Protection and Landscape Characteristics of Traditional Villages in Coastal Areas of SW China

Cai, Zhongyuan; Li, Jing; Jin, Wang

doi:10.2112/jcr-si111-062.1

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“…Concepts such as "biocultural diversity" and "resilience" have also been developed to connect nature and culture programs [33]. Based on the above concepts, this study attempts to establish a methodology to scientifically recognize and assess the important components and attributes of cultural heritage and the surrounding environment under the premise of the variable landscape character of heritage sites [34,35] and carry out landscape-scale design and planning by scientifically combining natural and cultural resources [36,37] to ensure the holistic conservation of cultural heritage and the natural environment.…”

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Integrating Heritage and Environment: Characterization of Cultural Landscape in Beijing Great Wall Heritage Area

He,

Chen,

Zhang

2024

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The Great Wall, as a globally important large-scale linear cultural heritage asset, is an example of the integration of architecture and landscape, demonstrating the interaction and feedback between heritage and the environment. In the context of advocating the holistic protection of cultural heritage and surroundings, this study utilizes landscape character assessment (LCA) to identify the landscape character of the Great Wall heritage area. Taking the heritage area of the Great Wall in Beijing, China, as an example, principal component analysis (PCA), two-step clustering, and the eCognition software were used to identify and describe the landscape character types, and the interaction mechanism between heritage and the environment was further explored through the reclassification process. A total of 20 landscape character types and 201 landscape character areas were identified in the study area, and a deep coupling relationship between heritage and the environment and cultural landscape spatial patterns were found in the core heritage area. The heritage and environmental character of linear heritage areas should be integrated so as to protect, manage, and plan cultural heritage areas at the landscape level. This study identifies and describes the character of the coupling of heritage and the environment in the Great Wall area for the first time, expands the types and methods of landscape character assessment, and carries out the exploration to combine natural and cultural elements of large-scale linear cultural heritage areas.

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Integrating Heritage and Environment: Characterization of Cultural Landscape in Beijing Great Wall Heritage Area

He,

Chen,

Zhang

2024

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“…With the increase in productivity and urbanization, the relationship between people and land has gradually become unbalanced, which has impacted traditional village inhabitants and their living environment and brought challenges to the conservation of architectural and landscape heritage [5]. The ecological wisdom and habitat embedded in traditional villages and their architecture are often treated as important topics for habitat research [6]. The Dong people are an ethnic minority with a long history in southern China, from the Baiyue tribes and bureaucratic peoples to the Xidong people and then to the formation of an independent nationality.…”

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“…The statistics of Dong wind and rain bridges in Guibei are shown in Table1.Zizhen Hong and Wenjun Zheng. Applied Mathematics and Nonlinear Sciences, 9(1) (2024)[1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14]…”

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The Wisdom of Building Dong Wind and Rain Bridges in Northern Guangxi —— An Example from Pingyan Village in Sanjiang County

Hong,

Zheng

2023

Applied Mathematics and Nonlinear Sciences

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In this paper, we choose some methods to study the spatial distribution, such as the standard ellipse method, kernel density estimation method, spatial autocorrelation analysis, topographic position index, geographic connection, and other mathematical models to analyze the distribution of Dong wind and rain bridges in northern Guizhou. In order to analyze the construction wisdom of Dong wind and rain bridges, this paper designs a function with wind and rain bridge images as the target and constructs a convolutional neural network-based wind and rain bridge image generation model by encoding and decoding the defined target and adjusting the hyperparameters. After analysis, 21 Dong villages in northern Gui are distributed in the range of 122~749m above sea level, with an average altitude of 385.19m and a kernel density index of 0.3. The model value of this paper can reach up to about 6.2, which can clearly generate images of wind and rain bridges, and then analyze the construction wisdom of wind and rain bridges.

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“…As revitalized cultural heritages, traditional villages carry a large amount of human ecology, ethnic characteristics, architectural aesthetics, and social history and are a concentrated display of the regional traditional culture [1][2][3]. In 2018, the opinions of the "Central Committee of the Communist Party of China and the State Council on the Implementation of Rural Revitalization Strategy" issued by the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China and the State Council of China put forward clear requirements for the protection of traditional villages [4].…”

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Extraction and Analysis of Spatial Feature Data of Traditional Villages Based on the Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) Image

Teng

Chun-tao

Zhao

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Mobile Information Systems

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In the process of the evolution of urban-rural spatial patterns, traditional village forms have been seriously eroded and destroyed, resulting in the gradual loss of garden feature elements and the blurring of spatial features. Facing these problems, accurate and efficient acquisition of relevant data becomes the key to traditional village conservation. We take the typical Huizhou Shuikou garden Tangmo village as an example and conduct a study on how to use UAV aerial images to extract spatial feature data. Firstly, the UAV was used to acquire aerial images of the study area through a predefined mission. Then, the image data are processed by using structure from motion (SfM) software to obtain digital surface model (DSM), digital orthophoto map (DOM), point cloud, and 3D model. Finally, the produced spatial data are applied to the spatial feature extraction analysis study. The results show the following: (1) the data produced by UAV aerial images have a horizontal accuracy of 0.034 m and a vertical accuracy of 0.039 m, which meet the requirements of traditional village spatial data collection. (2) The results of spatial feature elements and terrain feature extraction show that the 3D model and DSM can accurately extract and analyze the micro and macro spatial feature of traditional villages. (3) By using the cloth simulation filtering (CSF) to extract point clouds of buildings and streets, and after statistical analysis, we could quickly obtain their spatial features. Based on the spatial data obtained by using UAV, the study achieves the accurate collection of Tangmo DSM, DOM, 3D model, and spatial feature data and forms a method of data collection, processing and spatial feature extraction. The results of the study can provide a scientific basis for data collection on the spatial features of other cultural heritages and the conservation of traditional villages.

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The Protection and Landscape Characteristics of Traditional Villages in Coastal Areas of SW China

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Integrating Heritage and Environment: Characterization of Cultural Landscape in Beijing Great Wall Heritage Area

Integrating Heritage and Environment: Characterization of Cultural Landscape in Beijing Great Wall Heritage Area

The Wisdom of Building Dong Wind and Rain Bridges in Northern Guangxi —— An Example from Pingyan Village in Sanjiang County

Extraction and Analysis of Spatial Feature Data of Traditional Villages Based on the Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) Image

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